the sleepless mind
Beginning beneath a golden half-sunken moon, this poem drifts through memories of healing, forgotten remedies, and cities that slowly trade feeling for routine. Through celestial symbolism and introspective reflection, it examines the quiet ways people adapt to emotional distance while searching for beauty that still manages to shine through.
hokey pokey
A poem disguised as an instruction manual, Pointless reimagines hopscotch, the Hokey Pokey, and childhood games as metaphors for life’s arbitrary rules. Presented in a clean editorial design with monochrome graphics and lavender accents, the piece explores absurdity, movement, and the search for meaning through playful symbolism.
invisible games
We all inherit rules we never agreed to follow. This cosmic illustrated poem reflects on invisible expectations, generational roles, and the search for individuality in a world where success often feels like a game with unseen rules. A thoughtful meditation on identity, belonging, and breaking free from inherited patterns.
velvet crane
At 2:28 AM, a quiet house becomes a witness to memory. Through moonlit windows, split cigarettes, endless hallways, and lingering photographs, this traditional noir visual poem explores solitude, déjà vu, and the stories our homes remember long after we’ve forgotten them.